Joe Beard. 2,182 likes · 43 talking about this. Legendary Blues Artist.

Joe has played many major festivals in the US and Europe and was inducted to the Rochester Music Hall Of Fame in 2017. He has released 4 albums to great critical acclaim. One album featured Ronnie Earl and two others featured Duke Robillard. To learn more about Joe Beard, visit allmusic.com.

Joe Beard (b. Feb. 4, 1938) is Rochester’s legendary blues guitarist and vocalist. He has many times toured the United States as well as Europe and has sat in with Muddy Waters, B.B. King, and his idol John Lee Hooker. Beard performed at the …

2019年1月23日 · At 80 years old, Joe Beard is the king of Rochester blues. Though he has his own sound, he’s played with the likes of Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Ernest Scruggs, and BB King. Born in Ashland, Mississippi, Beard spent …

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2016年6月10日 · Guitarist Joe Beard learned to sing the blues when he was just a boy. Now at 78, he continues to play at outdoor festivals, concerts and small bars.

2017年4月28日 · Joe Beard, a mild-mannered electrician from Rochester, says no to Buddy Guy, perhaps the biggest name of living bluesmen. Duke Robillard, Ronnie Earl, Luther Allison — Beard knows those guys....

Joe Beard (February 4, 1938, Ashland, Mississippi) is an American blues and rhythm & blues musician, and is the father of blues musician Chris Beard (2). He was surrounded by aspiring and veteran blues musicians.

2013年9月11日 · Joe Beard doesn't remember a time when he didn't have a guitar. He grew up near Ashland, Mississippi becoming friends with locals Syl and Jimmy Johnson and Floyd and Matt Murphy. In Memphis he met B.B. King and Howlin’ Wolf.

1999年8月1日 · Joe Beard is a slack-mouthed blues singer and guitarist from the Mississippi Delta who now lives in Rochester, N.Y. His second AudioQuest release unites him with five of my favorite blues musicians: guitar-slinger Duke Robillard, harmonica-ace Jerry Portnoy, and three of Ronnie Earl's former Broadcasters including keyboard-whiz Bruce Katz.